Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PROF. FowLER's LECTURES. the Met
ropolitan Theater this evening Professor o.
S. Fowler, of New York, known person.
ally or by reputation wherever the science
of phrenology has been heard of, will COM
mence series of lectures. His subject to-
night will be Phrenology; It's Proofs and
Uses" Tomorrow night he will speak up
on Love and Matrimonyt The theater
will be otherwise occupied Friday evening,
but on Saturday, at 2:30 P NJ, he will lee
ture to ladies only, on Female Health,
and Bloom Restored" and in the evening,
TO males only, on Manhood Analyzed and
Restored" His last lecture will be deliv-
cred Sunday evening, on Success and
Failure in Life and Self-Culture" The
first two lectures will be free, but 100 seats
will be reserved.
ARRESTS FOR THE Manufacturing the
month of January the police made 2O9 ar
rests, as follows For battery, 10; safe keep
ing, Is; on suspicion, So; escape from
county Jail, l. burglary, 3; robbery. 4;
drunkenness, %; suspicion of burglary, l.;
on commitment, l; common drunkards, 4;
malicious mischief, 3; disturbing the peace.
%; suspicion of bigamy, l; insanity, l.;
petit larceny, 8; grand larceny, 6; embez-
AA0heht, - iuha"af poyS, u threats
against life, l; vagrancy, 10; forgery, /; ex-
hibitng, o. OBTAINING witness, /; murder.
l; misdemeanor, 2; keeping an opium
den, 2; visiting an opium den, 6; perjury
l. Sixty-eight dodgers " were furnished
beds during the month, and seven prison
ers en- route stopped over at the city jail
THE ROUTE SURVEYED. P. Everett,
civil engineer, has completed his survey
for the route of the proposed railroad from
Woodland up Cache creek canyon. He
ran the line to the divide" where it
Joins the survey previously made by Mr..
Everett. The route surveyed runs from
Woodland 10 within ten miles of Lower
lake. Mr.. Everett says that the grade is
remarkably easy; that there are fifteen
slight angles found in the route, and that
there are no heavy cuts or difficult grades
TO make. For q short distance within O
few miles of Woodland is the heaviest cut
on the entire route, at its highest being
about twelve feet. Mr.. Everett, the Mall
says, considers the Cache creek an easy and
natural railroad route
COUNTY JAIL REPoET.-Sheriff Drew re-
ports that during the month of January 81
prisoners were confined in the county Jail,
for the following offenses: Assault to muir
der, /; robbery, 2 grand larceny, s. burg
larry, Z; petit larceny. 16; misdemeanor, /;
disturbing the peace, Il; vagrancy, 8; COM
mon drunkards, 2; battery, g. malicious
mischief, 2; safe keeping, 1; insanity, 3
OF these, 20 have been discharged viz
Upon expiration of sentence, Is; By order
of Court 4; want of charge, /; sent to In
sane Asylum, l; on payment of fine, l. by
the Commissioners of Lunacy, 1; sent to
State Prison, 3. Leaving 80 prisoners in
confinement February 1st.
THE WEArHER-The mean temperature
and total rainfall for January, 1887, accord
ing to the Signal Service reports, was Red
Bluff mean temperature 1872 and go Of an
inch of rain; Sacramento, mean tempera-
ture 49, and total rainfall 1.12 inches; San
Francisco, mean temperature $50, and total
rainfall 1.90 inches; Single Springs, total
rainfall 167 inches, and total of 7.76
inches for the season. The total rainfall
for the season for Sacramento is % inches.
The highest and lowest temperature yester-
day was $50 and 44o, with brisk southerly
winds and weather cloudy to threatening
and clear at night. Barometer rising.
THE City ASSESSMENT RoLL.-City Aud
itor Mckee finds the city assessment roll
for 1867 to foot up as follows Real estate,
50, 70S, $50; improvements, S5047,125; i'm
proyements assessed to Others than owners
Of realty, $27 $50; mortgages assessed,
$l,65S, $50; personal property, $2,714 S25.
Total, Sl1 ,499, $50. This lis an increase of
about 100000 over last year when the fig
ures were: Real estate, s., 237 ,475; i'm
provements, 81 973 Go; improvements as
sessed to Others than the owners of the
realty, Sl9,625; mortgages, 81, 527 200; per-
sonal property, 81, S5S .575. Total, Sill ,0S9,
$50.
POLICE Court. - In the Police Court
yesterday James Hernon, previously con-
victed of disturbing the peace at the Mon
ongahela House, was fined 800, or twenty
days imprisonment...".Th The case of r. NJ.
Tilden, for grand larceny, went over until
this morning. .....George w. Conrad's case
of disturbing the peace was set for hearing
tomorrow ...... Lulu Burns and Laura Will
son, arrested for visiting an opium den, for
feited their deposits. case of Chang
Tung, for grand larceny, was continued I'M
Ill to-day.
MONUMENT SCHooL.-The following is the
roll of honor for Monument School, C. A.
Cole teacher, for the month ending jan
nary 2Sth: Genie Parkinson, 90; Roy
Clark, 9S; Lester Bentley. 81; Bonnie Row
les, 93; johnny Rowles, ,;92; Laura Parkin-
son, 95; Minnie Perkins, 90; Wilbur Parkin-
son, 80; Maud King, 80; Ollie King, 81;
Helen King. 95; Bonnie Bentley, o. Lena
Entrican, 90; Edith Perkins, 81; Herbert
Entrican, 90.
ARREsrs-The following arrests were
made yesterday Tom Foster, by special
officer Nash and citizen Nagle. for va
grancy; Alfred Poency, by officer McCor-
mack, for disturbing the peace Joseph
Foster, by the same officer, for being
drunk George McGillis, by officers Rider
and Agner, for disturbing the peace: Mary
Farr, by officer Mccormack. for exhibiting /;
Annie DAILY, by officer Ferral, for being
drunk.
AWARD OF MEDALs-The Board of Fire
Commissioners met last evening and
awarded the Weinstock q Lubin medal for
the best record during the year to David
Barnes, of Engine Company No. 2. The
second best was tie between ]. E. Sulli-
van and r. Hunt. of the Hook and Ladder
Company, the prize being suit of clothes,
offered by the Chief Engineer. They will
decide the tie between themselves.
The RAILROAD HOSPITAL. = DR.. Thos.
w. Huntington, Superintendent of the
Railroad Hospital, reports as follows for the
month of January: Patients in the hos
pital January LIST, 40; admitted during the
month, 50; discharged, As; present Febru-
airy lst, SO. The total number of private
house and office patients treated during
the month was 2S5
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at 10
A. NJ to-day, regardless of weather, at their
salesroom. No. 927 X street, an elegant
walnut marble-top bedroom set, carpets,
mahogany bedroom set with clipper edge
spring mattresses, solid walnut brocaded
psrlor set, wardrobes, marble-top center
tables, child's solid walnut crib, whatnots,
card tables, bed lounge, crockery, tinware,
etc.
HIS FIRST SErrLEMEST.-Theodor Reich
ert. the newly elected Surveyor-Gen-
eral, made his first settlement with the
Controller yesterday, and paid into the
State Treasury as fees for his Office for the
month of January the following amounts :
gees Surveyor-Generafs office, S43l; State
Land Office, S1,o47.
ADDITIONAL SErTJEHENTs.-The follow